Dickies
Dawn Of The Dickies
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1980 US Original Terre Haute Pressing. Vinyl Has Nie Gloss, VG++; Jacket Shows Shelf Wear. Gold Promo Stamp On Rear Cover. One Of The Pioneers Of The Pop-Punk Scene Blooming At The Turn Of The Decade In 1980. The Second Studio Album By The American Punk Rock Band, The Dickies Released On September 1, 1979, On A&M Records.

Formed In San Fernando Valley, California In 1977, They Quickly Made A Name For Themselves With Their Energetic Live Performances And Eccentric Personalities. They Were Known For Their Humorous Lyrics, Fast-paced Music, And Wacky Stage Antics.

The Album Was Produced By Roger C. Lomas And Recorded In London, England. It Features 12 Tracks, Including Covers Of Popular Songs Such As "Nights In White Satin" By The Moody Blues And "Eve Of Destruction" By Barry Mcguire, As Well As Original Tracks Like "Fan Mail" And "I'm A Chollo."

The Album Received Positive Reviews From Critics And Helped Solidify The Dickies' Place In The Punk Rock Scene. It Also Helped Popularize The Genre Of "Pop Punk," Which Blended Punk Rock With Catchy Melodies And Pop Sensibilities.

Over The Years, "Dawn Of The Dickies" Has Become A Cult Classic Among Punk Rock Fans And Is Considered One Of The Band's Most Influential Albums. The Dickies Continue To Tour And Record New Music To This Day, Cementing Their Place As One Of The Most Iconic Punk Rock Bands Of All Time.